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The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12
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THE TRUE REPUBLIC
A Directory Of the Thinking
Workers Of the American
Continent.
lMElIelI slGIILlsI fElElIT|lI.

THE PLAN or ACTION COMMITTEE.
l.. Rosenberg, % 81. Marks Pisce, New York
Joseph r. Buchanan. Room 4, l00 East Wash
Dyer B. Lum, NoriSsmptos. Man.
THE PROPAGANDA COMMITTEE.
STATES OF THE RKPuBLIc.
A1absms-M. B. Shelton, Florence.
Ayhanaas-M. Kennedy, Eureka Springs.
CaliSornia-E. g. Anderson, % 18th st. Ban
coIondo-MIss v. Tennant, a4s Larimsr st.
Connecticut-s. Seller. 52s Main st.. Bridge
port
Delsvars-A. R. Fisher. Bridgeville.
District OF fColumbia-Isaac Cohen. Washing
Yiorids-B. Sheldon. Box 2ot, Jacksonville
GeorEia-A. A. Bell, n. D., Madison.
indisna-cArl Richter. sss Yandes st., IndL
napolis.
r.Ss.L Kinchan. 1908 srd Ave-, Council
xanaas-H. c. vrooman. Quenemo
Ksntneky-H. Moorman. 6S Hancock st.,
Louisvflle.
Louisians- Gabriel Lienhardt. 90 N. Peter
ST.. New Orleans.
Maine
Maryland-G. A. seeser. 70 Eutaw st.. Balti.
hassschusetts-H W. Brown, kirkland
MlehiGan-Thos. NJ. Dolan, 10 Napoleon st.,
Detroit
xinnesota-otto Haese, a55 Ravense street,
MississippI-w. I. Gillespie, Kingston.
Missouri-Martin Irons. st. Louis.
Nebraska-F. G. &. Fox. Box l56, sidney.
NevadA-James Henry, Reno.
New Hampshlre-F. A Buckley. Hinsdale.
New Jersey-w. Hume, W Cherry st., Eliza
New York;. II. Mills, lts sth st., N. Y. City.
North Carolina-T. +. Brockwell, Box Si.
Raleigh.
Ohio
0fegon-w. c. Owen. 2l3 2nd st., Portland.
RennsyIvania-A. G. Graui, Stoneboro.
Rhode Island-E. l.. cannon, Box IS, Burrell-
VILE.
South Carolina-P. b. Mccoy, Columbia.
Iennesee-Jos. Z. voss, Box lg7, Jackson.
Texas-George ". Beach, Dallas.
vermont-A. W. Duganne, Saxton River.
virEinia-wm. II. Mullen, s2S +. Main st.,
Richmond.
West virslnia-Jas. II. shingleton, Romney,
Hampshire Co.
wisconsin-Jullet II. Severance. 1876 ith st.
TERRIroRIE
Acknowledgements Militage, Sitka.
Arixona-F. II. MCGOWAN, Fort Bowie.
pakota--G. ". CoveTston, Chamberlain.
Idaho-Joseph Cheesewright, Boise City.
Indian-Wm. Bell, Krebs,
Montana 7. ID. Fitzgerald, Anaconda.
New Mexico
Utah-John T. Lynch. Box 210, Salt Lake
Warrington Christie. Tacoma.
Wyoming-C. thristiansen, ri, dmont sta
ton.
THE PROVINCES.
British Columbia
Ontario-John PEBBLES, 100 King ST., f Ham
tlton.
"t.vo"
New Brunswick-..............
NOVA
IIIucc ruWhTus---...........
New vFoundland-.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12
PROGRAMME OF STUDY.

ttut tobOWluk COufht VI Ic0uluk We TCCotu'
end ~ absolutely essential TO thorough
knowledge Of the social question. and II Is
obligatory rs q primary duty upon every
member Of the Social League 10 ut once begin
and purue this course Of study rapidly TO the
conclusion.
I. Reporter and Socialist" by Alexander
Jonas; 10 cents, Bordoilo, i0i Z. 9TH st., N. Y.
II. TO Young People," by Prince Pierre
Kapotkin; Bordollo, publisher, lo4 +. Fourth
street, New York; price cents.
Ill socialism" by A. ]. starkweather;
Loveil's Library, New York, No. %6i; price
10 cents.
~. THE Truth Shall Set You Free" by
Burnette q. haskell; 10 cents. LAnoR EHouI-
Hxx, Publishers, ISIS Arapahee st.. Denver,
Colorado,
v. The Cooperative Commonwealth" by
IAvsence 0roniund; Lee 4 Shepard, pub
iishers. Boston: price Is cents.
vi. The Conventional Lies OF Our Civilixa-
Won, 10y Max Nordau; L. sshick, publisher;
bries, uno.
VT ~psrndoxes," by Max Nordau; l.
se6Ick, publisher; price si.oo.
srArurHs or THE SOCIAL LRAGUE.
I.
rne name Of this organization shall be
al. /. ............ Social League"
II.
n. object shall be 70 assist the establish
-. - Inssrpasiou State Socialism.
Ill.
A~y person may become member b,
s,sn,ng The pledge adopted.
w.
M oness Of This Lsagus shall eensass q
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12
GOOD BOOKS.
Labor Literature That Every
Workingman Should
Read.

Any of the following list of
books or pamphlets will be sent
on receipt of price. Every Social
League should have all of these
works in their library. Address
c. w. EYE, 3I4S Larimer street,
Denver, Colorado.
NECESSARY ONES.
The eoarse prescribed by the Social League
I'D hand elsewhere comprises . list nsess.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12

| The foil owing
Iycrtisers IN The !
assisting yourp'
please do every
| send trade to tht
list whenever
BAKERIES.
r1,sss I:s;n!1 s,sssy .sssy.;. s'''
| Keller and Keane,
VInot Block.
| BAKING POWDER,
! "Taylor's," Wolfe
| LOndOner.
BARBER SHOPS.
John Neva. cor. 10th
and Curtis. \
| 6. q. Filkins, SSs lar
inner.
| J. g. Ewing, 1927 Lar.
inner. 81
6OOA6 AND hA6Oh
LITERATURE.
H. ]. Fox. s22 Santa
Fe avenue.
q. w. Eye, at the so-
cial League, Sunday
night.
s. B. Wright, cor. 18th
and Lawrence and
1883 Larimer.
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.
D. *. Q, oss 4 Co.. 1852
Larimer.
NJ. Rasmussen, 1921
Larimer.
W. H. Moore, I4lo
10Th street.
BEER.
zang's Brewery, N.
Denver.
Albert Hopper, 1919
10Th st.
w. c. Boyer, llO5 10Th.
Kohl & Messner, 2ll2
Blake.
CIGARS
International Union
Blue Label.
A. T. Treloar's home
made Union Cigars,
l25 18th.
,Struby, Estabrook &
Co., 1923 Wynkoop.
COAL AND WOOD.
G. Thede, cor. CoIfax
and Santa Fe ave's,
near bridge.
CLOTHING.
Carson, Kerngood &
Co., cor. 18th and
Holiday.
J.. s.. Dreyfuss, 1886
Larimer. y
Knight& Atmore, 1859
Arapahoe.
skinner Brothers q
Wright.
Rollins & Bond, 1850
Larimer.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Mrs. c, J. Whitaker,
Room 70, Charles
Block.
DRUGS.
H. Walther, 678 Santa
Fe ave.
H: L. Chittenden, 1901
Larimer.
DRY GOODS.
McNamara Dry Goods
Co.
P. Freedman, 2SOl Lar
inner street.
FURNITURE.
Installment store,
l5l2 Lawrence.
James g. Fitzpatrick,
l7l7 Lawrence.
F. w. Brokmeyer &
Co., Sll2 Larimer.
w. c. Clark, 90 18th.
GENTS FURNISH.
MING GOODS.
John Corcoran, 1923
Larimer%
GROCERIES,, TEAS
AND COFFEES. u
F L Andre. sl2a Lari-
Thorpe, l74s Blake,
Ramus 4 Halveason,
sis 9Th ave
WINE AND BE
Albert ]
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12
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IN svsf ~ Vsif| ~ INV a Anythinr
IhateS ~ Gensnlt

NIX ~ /. Y y M N ". u l,if 4 ~
|y A list Of the ad-
'lKQuIREE who are Z
per In return
hing you can to
n. g CONSULT this
'ou want to buy
!, :. Rcst, & Co, slls
Holladay
N Hattenbach, ls57
Blake
Vessel and McCoy.
2lst and Arapahoe
G 2 Green. 1868 Larl.
mer
HARnmApr. ~,
QUEENSWAkE
Geo Tritch Co, l7th
and Arapahoe
HATS, CAPS, ETC
T 8 Clayton, ll2l 18th
HOTELS
st Louis House. 2ll2
blhk0
Mechanics Hotel Slst
and Holiday
INSURANCE.
Warren 4 Willlams.
@ Curtis
JOB PRINTERS.
Smith & Ferl. l5ls
Arapahoe street.
LAUNDRIEs.
knight Of Labor
Laundry, 1874 Law.
6nCe.
LEATHER 4 SHOE
FINDINGS.
v. Dewein 4 Son, l4o5
Holladay
LAWYERS
Sampson 4 Millett.
Room 10, Schleier
Block
MEAT, vEGETA.
BLES q PRODUCE
G. E. Moore, No. 4.
vinot Block. =
Fred Miller, Suo 18th
r B waddington, $40
Santa Fe Avenue.
MFG JEWELERS..
A. F. Wherle. 1929
Arapahoe street.
MILLINERY
Mrs Rissman, l4le
18th NJ
PIANOS
WV Montelius & TO,
ldS Arrapahoe
PHYSICIANS
DR. sqshfield. Bus s25 4 ST
DR. g Perry, Eclectic,
1928 Larimer
PHOTOGRAPHIC
E w Baker, 18th and
Lawrence
1892 Lari-
nler
Wells & King. ll2s
18th
Rose & Co, Tabor Blk
RESTAURANTS
F g Hubbard, llls
10Th
York's. lel5 Larlmer
REAL ESTATE
4 Hamilton,
1883 Arapahoe
Drumm & Weyde-
meyer, lion Curtis
SEWING MACHINE
New Home. l2l5 18th
Sanderson Bros, l7N
Lawrence street.
SODA WATER, ETC
Union Bottling Works
STAMPS, STENCILS
Novelty Co, ll2s 18th
TAILORS
. Levy, 1875 Larimer
THEATERs
Palace, 18th and Blake
Olympic Theater.
wATcHMAKERs
NJ 8 Ward, 1924 Larl-
mer ~
A. L. Lackey, 1870
Arapahoe st. "
-
'ER SALOON,
.opper.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-12
MEXICO,
Thomas Young. Pacific City, Topolobampo
Ray, Sinaloa, Mexico. via H.erfe.

ssThe Temporary Central Bureau for the
receipt and forwarding OF ofcorrespondce Is es-
tsblished 1or the present, merely In Colo
RADIO. Address Arthur CheesewriYht, 1918
Arapahoe Street, Denver, Colorado
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

Few troubles are more annoying or mor'
productive of serious difficulty, if not re
moved, than insects in ears. Lying upoI
soft meadow grass. or sleeping upon camp
bcl OF fragrant spruce, bugs OF different de
nominations seem possessed with a desire tS
inspect our auTicies. Once inside their fran
tie efforts to escape cause such agony that
people have go2o temporarily crazy with il
This may bo instantly stopped by pouring
The ear full Of sweet oil, which suffocates tbt
insect. and he IS easily removed later by q
syringe and warm water Avoid intrudins
iinS, etc. into the ears. Much harm may
thus be done TO their delicate mechanism, and
iUJle 10 the cause OF all the trouble. If oil is
not readily accessible use water, which is
almost rs good.
Earache in any form may bc quickly re-
hcved by filling the organ with chloroform
vapor from an unCorked bottle vapor only
not he liquid; ard mammals bag should al
4 ays contain a small vial OF it. as il IS useful
in many way5. Ten drops upon 8 lump oi
sugar Is al excellent remedy Tor hiccough or
ordinary nausea. and have recalled TO If
more than one person pronounced dead from
s,rSlrozc with a half teaspoonfUl, clear,
poured down his throat.-Boston Budget.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
Why Country Girls Go Wrong.

Youth is youth wherever you find it
Young blood flows swift and warm through
pulsing veins Young hearts long for com
panionship, young brains indulge in vague
sweet dreams Of pleasure yet to come. A
healthful young girl can no more be content
with prosaic duties, without one day of pleas
uro to brighten her life, than meadow lark
can be content in a cage To attend faith
fully to the most commonplace tasks all day
to hear no word of praise for her laborS, and
TO retire at o'clock on a beautiful moonligh:
evening is little less than torture to a girl
full Of sentiment and underlined longings
Yet this is the existence of hundreds OF coun.
try girls.
The parents regard any hours spent in
pleasure as so much lost time. They exac,
industry and obedience from their offspring,
invite no condolences, and object to late
hours or merrymakings. The young heart
seethes in silent rebellion. and learns TO hate
its lot, and lives in hope that something vii;
happen to give color 20 life. If the city
id!cr, or the amorous farm hand, or the
married scduccr happens TO find her in these
rebelhouS moods, why then we read III the
newspapers an item about the Strange Dis
appearance" or 'Unaccountable Mesalli-
ance" or Shocking Depravity" of a hitherto
quiet and respectable young girl
The heartbroken parents are crushed with
shame and sorrow. They cannot understand
why their beloved daughter should SO
Gstray. All, if they had only shown her
demonstrations OF their love, if they had
only sought to know her secret thoughts anG
longiB-s, If they made an effort once a
month 10 give her a few hours Of pleasure,
Si'c need not have gone astray.-Ella Wheeler
Wilcoz'S Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

y ~
Our Handkerchief Dept.

Our Handkerchief Dept.
Is overflowing with the many
new and pretty designs, and for
quality style and price we defy
competition. We have exquisite
lace handkerchiefs, beautiful
silk handkerchiefS, lovely cor
sage handkerchiefs, childrens
pretty haudkerchiefS and elegant
silk mufflerS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

Our Saxon ancestors appear TO have de
voted considerable attention To the subject of
their hair. Though ignorant Of macasSar
oil they discovered that dead bees burned to
ashes and seethed in oil with leaves Of willow
would stop hair from falling off; but should
the hair be too thick, then must I swallow be
burned TO ashes under Tile, and the ashes he
sprinklcd on the head But in order alto
geJher 20 prevent the growth of hair, en-
NETS eggs rubbed on the place are found an
otfectUal depil2tuTy-; never will any hair
come there Nineteenth Century.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

For the holidays we have all the
nav and beautiful opera and
party fans, cOTSage bOQuets and
fashionable neckWear.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
VW%
Our Silk Umbrella Dept.

Is replete with all the new and
pretty things especially for the
la les. Initials @ 1graved free Of
charge On all silk umbrellas.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

4 room with a low ceiling Will seem higher
If the window curtains hang - the floor
L2mbraouirs may be used e. ex.aga the cur
tains TO the ceiling, thus carrying cut tire
effect
Not spot need be loft on the cane seated
chairs if ON q bright. sunny Day each chair IS
thoroughly washed and the wood saturated
and dried in the opeu air and sun.
There were lady doctors in Japan long be
fore the discovery O. America. In IL Jap
aEese nuns attended tRe sick and prescribed
for the mikado himself.
To mend small holes in plaStering. use one
part plaster of l'aris and three parts fine sand;
mix with cold water ana apply with a case
knife.
To wash doubtful oalicoes. put q teaspoo,s-
fui Of sugar OF lead in pailfUl Of cold water,
and soak the article one hour befQre was5Rs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

All handkerchiefs and mufflers
stamped free OF charge.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

The demand Tor the minor coins-dines,
nickelS and cents-iS SO great that the Phila-
Gclphia mint. where By l2w they ere required
90 be produced. i unable to keep pace with
IL They are use; 70 an extent never known
before in the south and west-Chicaso
Times
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
Our Kid Glove Department

Has met with unprecedented sue
cess and this is probably due to
the fact that our stock is tbs
largest and is in charge of a most
competent glove filter. It has
been rep,enished especially for
the holidays and we now exhibit
ladies and miss kid gloves. ladies
suede gloves, ladies lined kid
gloves, ladies opera gloves, ladies'
opera m1ts, ladies driving gloves,
ladies mOnsuuataire gloves,
ladies and miss as silk and WOOlen
mittens, cashmere and hand
gloves.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13
KID GLOVES FIT TED,
KID GLOVES REPAIRED,
KID GLOVES CLEANED.

Remember the KID Glove De-
partment is our specially.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

We want to call your attention
to our lOvelv faScinaCOrS, hoods,
tObOgganS, Tam O'Shanters. plush
and velvet caps, and our elegant
stock Of infants clOakS, saQueS,
bOOtees, n is, caps, etc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-12-13

Just received the newest STYLES
in ladies' and misses pocket books
card cases and SatCnelS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
FOUNDED TO A PULP.
4 Terrible Prize Fight Between Ed. Barry
and sspud" Murphy.

HAMMOND Ind. Feb 3.-A bloody prize
fight occurred here last night The princi-
pals were FL. Barry, OF New YORK. aud
.Spud" Murphy, of the Chicago Stockyards.
Murphy was unknown to hshc tame, bar
Barry has a record for fifteen hard won ba'-
les IN aud about Birmingham England
The fight was for parse OF 500 and was
attended by "a crowd of $50 Chicago Sports.
Murphy Is 80 years Oil aud Barry % and
they each weigh about one hundred aud
itty pounds.
Twelve rounds were fought and Barry
won. Both We're p.ncky. and The ngut Nas
a good one. Barry forced The fighting rom
tAe outset IN the FIRST three rounds he
rai1e3 iu some severe face b.oEs upon Mgr-
ubv. cutting his eyes 8nl bus lef cheek.
II wss hammer and iOngs SD tie WAY
% rough bat fhe n. .st severe fighting toa x
place after r1e tenth call i0 time Then
Bafry. urges un as friends hesan en-
g 7.ernE $500 ai aI. snti'v t3 knock als
man uut -ere aI <K.re face liis told
Gu.n NlrahI alI He Fs STAGE ing Rh p
Bars s.r1l. iin ae4vt rglf-hsnler
lhes lincleI an Z f5lEnf r4.s against the
r..ss srs THfl separated blood Wa
streaming from clfs on Barrg's face and
-n.u ltr several falls fIlIowel and H1r-
.hv. blessing bruised anl breath ~
1eafiIr. Staggered rsiulv forward a.. time
was called and his second torres Hp tae
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
THE WORK OF F|ENDS
A Man and Wife Murdered In
an ArociOus Manner.
HORRIBLE RUTlllll0s Or THE DEAD.
Robbery the Motive tor the Crims
snd $500 Secareo-The Dis-
oosers of lhe Msrderen
Couple

hksSIAi l. D. feo s-PhiAp Sched-
weller farmer near here aged 1S. aud his
third ~ife aged 81 were found dead 10 their
hoase this nornins. having been brutally
murdered TIE n4an had becn repeatedly
siasbei ~lih a huge hatcher kniie hich
vac found near him hls nose had been
cat OF both eses eoufed out The lips
severed ite ieii slae of the head hacked
oEen, exposing the brain. llt throat cat ano
lie body had Oeen perforated in soore at
pla1es
Tie room where this body wss found Wa
oeiugea witn blood The body of Mrs
othtidwrIlcI vas found tie bottom of The
cellar sfAlrs iie- ihfOai had been cat aud
THERE " ere many slab wounds The fuTni
lnTe ln tle holst had ueeu turned upside
down. buIsaUs bTassr open aRC be1s ripped
up in search ioI piunder ID is supposed
lhai ihe mufderors secured 500 which
ScheleSeileT has saved up
The murders probably occurred Saturday
night The neiEhbors bad DOT seen anyone
about toe hei.-e since ihen. og, supposed
tie couple had gone away OK visit shlch
tley had spoken II No uitenlpi VAS made
o. euier the house. therefore aud the muF
lcTef bas gained several days starr Of the
police The discovery 81 ihe tragedy wSs
tnaIiy made hy q relative v hu chancrc a.
tsli. and suspeclng something wrong.
broke into the house There is no clue 10
lf murderer
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
A MOTHERS MAD ACT
Attempts 10 Poison Her SIX
Little Children.
SHE HANGS H[RSELF BEFORE THEM
But IS Cut Down Dy - Little Son
Only One Of the Children
Likely 10 Die-A Dra
matte Episode.

AsnrAH "a. Ohio. Feb S-Ihe house OF
William Morrison. Of th.s cily. vas the
scene Of a fearful drama lest night. The
family consists Of Nf aud Mrz Morrison.
and six children ranging in years from
three months 20 twelve years Daring the
absence of the father the mother prepared q
bowl ol Paris sfeon and water, which Size
attempted O force ihe children go drink
She sucoeeded only vito one. q little cir.
OF SIX years The mother then threatened
30 cli beer own throat bui Was deferred by
au ti-lt-year old SON. who suggested hang
in as al easier mode 0l dFlus rope was
ob'a.nej tAe hiiIc boy went Al0fl in au un.
finished portion Oi the house aao ue3 the
rope 20 O iai-f The mother then secured a
barrel got upon it p.aeea Aer head through
ile moose, kicked over tle barre. anl swung
ol With presence Il mind. ihe SON hur-
rled slOit. cut Tie rope and eaFei hls dying
mother. AZ last accounts the little giri is
hanging 90 iife by b thread. and Tie mother
is TOO luoslraied 10 realize her uearness 10
eternity or the fearful crime she 50 nearly
cOnsummafei
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
HIS NIBS RECEIVES
The President Shakes With the
Michigan Delegation.
The FLOWER Of MICHIGAN DEMOCRACY
P4raoinx me Streets OF Washington
and Hunting for Jobs-Some
o. the hings They
are After

Dsraor. Mich. FEB She Ns,ss to-
night prints the following special from
~ asninsion
At943 o clock tais morning nine gentle
mel .etL tic Arlington hotel aud trsmped
through the siush % the White House
Iaes had an appointment with the Presi-
dent and cid not want 20 set left. Don NJ.
Dickinson headed the procession with giant
Strides Which caused his companion, Ira NJ
Weston o pant 4nd work his abbreviated
.e..s lac treaGlas Behind these Two came
COLLECTORS tampal and Mo.Ony and hang
tnz c. tncir arms vas W. a.. Thompson.
d3urisa.ug silver headed umbrella Mild
ia The air and ial<iug -ill he could 0e heard
a block away Then cane Judge Chlpman
.and dsiched In between Johnnie
E4ught aud II H. Ford the
t0uuz CONGRESSMAN from Grand Rapids
A. ih~ ear OK Tie procession a great Dig
niau strol-t. AMI looked down upon In
f.h. and Ford VITA a faJheriy smile. This
s-s e. Barry EentOn. of Mackinaw. who
haa ioiued the distinguished party Of
Micll-au irr- ca 10 lte 20 The White House
boa Gsherei the crowd into The Pres dents
Nalt ng room. and the doors were closed
What jOJk place inside can easily De im
agiued Dickinson, Weston and Ford
shook hands with Mr & eveland and the
representative Democrats Of Michigan,
good. high h-toned workers very pleasant
s1cial chat was had and then the gentle
meu commenced the statement OF the
little axes ttey wished TO grind. Enrght
wanted q good 8 0UO position. and thanked
ghe President for picking out one for him,
aud Was assured his commission would be
forthcoming in a day or two. Thompson
wanted the President 10 stltien the back
bone OF treasury officials so that they would
speedily "hse' the squatters from the
site OK the neW public building. MOlOny
ami Campau said they would take occasion
af another call 70 brOach some matters
about the management of their respective
offices removing offensive partisans. etc
Ford and Weston asked for the removal of
Mai Agent Kellogg. at Grand Rapids. and
the Detroit men said they could also do
without Emory Fuller At the Detroit Of
ice
Al the gentlemen uaited in a request
thar Collector Campau De made custodian
OF the public building at Detroit instead Of
Postmaster Copeland.
g. 3. FeutOn then stepped up and re
minded the President that for two years he
had been seeking a cOnsulship in some con-
genial climate where the salary also was an
object The consulships are nearly all gone
now. and he would ike an appointment as
soon as possible.
The President promised To consider the
modest requests OF each member OF the del
esafl0n. and they Withdrew after prOmis-
ing t0 call again. Not a member of the
Michigan Congressional de egation was
s,ed 10 Join the party in their call upon
Nr Cleveland lt vas strictly "anticyn-
dicate affair
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04
coUsT y UsE sURNeO
NeWaygo sl>iiet by Fire The ENploits OF
Amateur Eiremeu.

NEWATeo. Mich fe5 8-Whie thr
Count MAS taking rec 81 i0r dln4er ga
a arm II IRE was gwen which proved 60 bf
ghe court house The fire originated "a .hr
wool box At the time 10 one vas iu tLe
Building and had il been wooden slroc-
fure it would have burned entire, go itr a.
tae Gre Department is concerned. ~nlcl
nnsI.y got fw0 streams turned un after "a
fire was exIngui. .ed and thorough 8
dreuchei the buil ing and ruiHing = great
portion 0f the books and records 81 fht
oi1 below. upon which there was 40 in
-ur4n.,. lne damage % the building Viii
b. ahD SIX hundred dollars. Court Is
l0w leij nf it'tg's house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-04

W,-IuSsro0 Feb 3-A message from
The Senate transmrting a diplomatic en-
s-ossed copg ~ the Northern Pacific land
grant for future biu was lard before the
House AMI ihe clerk directed 70 ie-eugross
h. A bill sas passed apprcp -ianng $1,000
for public building a. ONensaero Kan
NJ Holman reported the LEGISLATURE Ap-
preparation .tl snd Mr. Fucker. from iudic-
iarv reported tlsu~lbIy tht senate btll ex-
tending fle time for ldns tle French
spoatll1u claim An adverse repor. was
made on the oiIl f0 enable cllzens 20 name
their posfna.fefs.
In The morning ao1r Mr oates. OF Ala
bams called 10 tae tiH authorizing the
appointment OF Ci~rSs tO senators
ana ReutesenfalVes mos chsirmsu 81
fn. com lees spiri 81 de
bste ensured Mr. Caldwell. of Tenncssee
taking fhs ground thas bs oiA vas virtual
iV fir fhe purpo.e ~ Increasing the COM
pensaton of members ii Congress. Nr.
White 0i Pennsylvania. 'avareo. and NJ.
Warner of Dui0. gplNse'i the measure,
while Mr. KELLEY. OF feonsv .vana. speaS
ing frnm twenty SIX years experience n
advocacy af tns rii. $500
Year after year nave paid from my
poor saarF Sst ior -leh services as gas
30 i-eI fn hl-e clerk f0 perform he be-
rsvet fhat NJ his rer- tltnt5 knew fne
S,.rit.-s le ali ulat- .l serve thea they
would shock rhe puniir serse So m8sng
up a fund t1 reimburse him. After ilr beg
Istaff lr1 ami coi. H1 motion 1f MI
Eden ai .nos tae hi was tabled yeas
fti. nays. 100 The H1use then went into
committee 0f fLe whole oa .ne p.suro
rnesunuia oiN.
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